One of the most important things you should communicate with your employees is your company’s goals. To ensure success, your staff need to understand what you want the business to achieve, and how you plan to do achieve it so that they can be part of the same journey.

Deciding to implement new software in an organization isn’t something that’s done lightly. Once you have determined the need for a new software solution to be used within your company, you’ll have researched all the options on the markets, gotten quotes and specs before even turning your mind to the process of rolling the new software out.

The 2019-Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has been declared a global emergency by the World Health Organization. Now in its second year, there have been more than 183 million confirmed cases and the pandemic is responsible for almost four million deaths around the world (as of the beginning of July 2021).

Internal communications is a rapidly evolving space where new tools and channels are often becoming available to help internal comms professionals better target their messages and improve the flow of information within their organizations.

Keeping your employees informed about important developments within your organization is critical to ensure you have a cohesive team where everyone has the information they need to do their work.

Keeping employees informed about what’s going on in your company is essential if you want your business to perform at its nest. Informed employees are more likely to be highly engaged, productive and will make fewer mistakes. Lack of communication essentially means your workers have to find their own way in the dark. This can cause confusion, mistakes to be made and low levels of morale.

Around 18 % of the world’s workforce are employed in the public sector, according to data from the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development.

Are you using multiple communication systems within your organization that are clunky, no longer fit-for-purpose, cause you to double up processes or just slow down your work?

As we’ve seen in the United States throughout 2020 and now into 2021, civil unrest can occur in just about any city, with the potential to impact on business operations. From protests to riots to insurrection, the USA has seen it all recently.

Video is increasingly becoming a popular format for content for internal communications.